February Set For Grain Signup Program
Farmers may sign up for the 1964 feed grain program from February 10 to March 27, seven weeks. Participation is voluntary for each producer with base crops corn grain sorghum and barley. To participate, farmers must divert at least 20 percent of their total feed grain base to an approved conservation use, with payments and price-support loans available for the three grains. The program offers new improvements including up to 50 percent base diversion and higher average payments for larger diversions, encouraging farm plans to align with signup.
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Shisler
Bow Hunters Bay 2040 Deer Bow Hunters Bay 2040 Deer
Utah's archery deer season drew 12,768 bow and arrow hunters last year. They bagged 2,040 deer statewide for a 15.9 percent success rate, including 1,059 ducks and 981 antlerless deer. the department notes a ~16 percent 12 year average, higher than the national average.
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Utah
Department of Fish and Game
Randlett Benefit Dance and Local News Update
A benefit dance was held at the ward house for Austin Wardle with a cake walk and baked goods sale. Local residents including Ray Wardle, Myron Brough, Eugenia Pickup, Pete Pickup, and others traveled for work, schooling or medical care. Several area figures were released from positions, and Moon Lake Electric held a meeting in Vernal to elect directors.
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Aston Rogers
Ward House
Austin Wardle
Robert Marshall, Jr
Robert Marshall
Ray Wardle
Salt Lake City
FBI
Gail Wilkins
Marriner McMullin
National Wildlife
William Chandler
Morton
Moon Lake Electric
Vernal
Oliver Jorgensen
Jess Jensen
Stanley Nebeker
Blake Peay
Ronald Dudley
Clark Nebeker
Logan College
Ronald
Moon Lake Electric Assn
Red Washes And Visits Across Utah And Colorado
Mrs D E Wardle and Susan Bartlett with baby Debbie returned by plane from Tulsa Oklahoma after attending a sister wedding and visiting relatives. Wade Slaugh Chad Lyle Andersons families and others shared social events including a chill supper and square dance at Jensen chapel. Concert at Uintah High School featured Patty Beck and Marilyn Anderson. Visitors included Bob Ott and family from Rangely, Bob Janes and baby from Ogden, John and Tom Janes families, Ruth Selke with Jim Johnsons, and Rangely College and Snow College trips by the basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Wardle
Susan Bartlett
Debbie
Yulsa
Okla
Wade Slaugh
Chad
Lyle Anderson
Don, Wardle
Les Maler
Hugh Coy
Todd
Jensen Chapel
Mighty Mite
Rudy Beck
Uintah High School
Patty Beck
Marilyn Anderson
Don Wardle
Salt Lake City
Bob Ott
Rangely
Paul Guillory
Bob Janes
Baby
Ogden
Tom Janes
Red Washi
John Warrisons
Naples
Ruth Selke
Jim Johnsons
Wesley
Punches
Mesa College
Snow College
Ephriam
Rangely College
Interfaith Social Friday Draws 300 Women
About 500 Vernal women from several churches attended an Old-Fashioned Interfaith Social at the stake center. 12 display booths showed heirlooms and century-old ems with homemade confections. Mrs Helen Walker presented a skit The Spirit of Belief Society. Mrs Alta Winward chaired the booths with Mrs Valda Robison and Mrs LaDonna Merkley assisting. Uintah Stake Relief Society sponsored the event. Dainty refreshments were served in the Ice cream parlor. Mrs Warold J Sargent played oldtime melodies on the organ during the afternoon social.
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Stake Center
Ems
Helen Walker
Spirit of Belief Society
Alta Winward
Valda Robison
LaDonna Merkley
Uintah Stake Relief Society
Warold J. Sargent
Artesia Soldier Takes 20 Day Leave From Ft Chaffee
Tommy Lay stationed at Ft Chaffee Arkansas arrived home Sunday for a 20 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Lay. Jessie Lancaster and Larry Tcoretta left last week to seek employment by way of Farmington New Mexico. They are in California at the present time. Mr and Mrs Pete Lancaster of Meeker visited Fern Gall Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Leroy James of Meeker visited his brother here Sunday. School began in the new school building Tuesday with dedication planned later. Word was received Saturday of the death of Jack Brandon of Arkansas due to heart attack. Jack was a former resident here and father of Vivian Brandon, Mrs Vivian Gabrielson.
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Tommy Lay
Ft. Chaffee
Arkansas
Jack Lay
Jessie Lancaster
Larry Tcoretta
Farmington
New Mexico
California
Pete Lancaster
Meeker
Fern Gall
Leroy James
Jack Brandon
Jack
Vivian Brandon
Vivian Gabrielson
Uintah County residents in Vernal report deaths and births
Reports from Vernal include a death in Pennsylvania of Mr Miller’s father after surgery in Uintah County Hospital. Darrell Miller and family travel for services. Also noted is a visit by Mrs Beverly Lee and Barbara Vernal to Mrs Madge Jackson. Floyd Cady returns from Wyoming and Warner Foreell become parents to a baby boy at Uintah County Hospital.
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Uintah County Hospital
Vernal
Darrell Millier
Pennsylvania
Miller
Madge Jackson
Barbara
Beverly Lee
Floyd Cady
Wyoming
Warner Foreell
Uintah County
Vernal Visit Highlights From Crag Sunday Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Al Miller traveled to Crag Sunday to visit Sheriff and Mrs. Bo Gadd, with a hospital in Vernal mentioned as the nearby location.
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Vernal
al Miller
Crag
Sheriff
Bo Gadd
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Randlett
Oklahoma
Artesia Tommy
June ‘Lee
Dorothy Hunt
Nada Spencer
Kscex
Ella Siddoway
Garrienne Thedell
Lavienna Markley
Ale Winward
Ueary School
Collett’s Dry Goods
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Carl Collett
Hutch
Turner
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